by jennnowalk | Dec 16, 2014 | Bike Stories, Photos, TSG Events, Uncategorized
We loved hosting Santa at the Salvation Army Toy Shop and he had a great message to share! It is never to late to donate and in fact we accept donations all year long! Please help consider making a difference in the life of a child. 100 % of all donations go toward...
by jennnowalk | Oct 30, 2014 | Bike Stories, Photos, Uncategorized
The children of Winter Song Road regularly can be seen riding on their bikes on the cul-de-sac. If you were to ask one of them, what they would do if they didn’t have a bike? Or if they could imagine a world with no bikes? You will be met with puzzled faces and...
by jennnowalk | Aug 16, 2014 | Bike Stories, Photos, TSG Events, Uncategorized
Check out what a local company here in the Triangle is doing to benefit employees as well as the greater good! Hughes, Pittman & Gupton, LLP has a Casual Community Day each month to support an employee-nominated non-profit organization. If an employee’s nominee is...
by jennnowalk | Jul 28, 2014 | Bike Stories, Photos, TSG Events, Uncategorized
Crank Arm Brewing is a cycling-centric, family friendly brewery in the heart of downtown Raleigh on Davie St. Four times per year they are raffling off a brand new bike and donating the proceeds to Triangle Spokes Group! June’s raffle raised $600. The bikes come to...
by jennnowalk | Jul 16, 2014 | Bike Stories, Photos, TSG Events, Uncategorized
There are so many reason’s to love Chick-Fil-A, but now there is even one more! Ashlee Lawson, owner of the Cameron Village Chick-Fil-A and bicycle lover, wanted to see how she and her team could help affect fundraising efforts for Triangle Spokes Group. So...
by jennnowalk | Mar 30, 2014 | Bike Stories, TSG Events, Uncategorized
Spring is here! We are making an effort to help others keep Triangle Spokes Group top of mind all year round. Be on the look-out in your mailbox or your inbox for our Spring Newsletter – asking you to consider making a donation with your extra tax refund money...
